DMJ 2/2012

Original Article

Correct measurement of height is important when assessing lung function values

Sidsel Bendixen Holm Renstrøm, Christian Skjoldvang Andersen, Camilla Helene Borup Pedersen & Flemming F. Madsen,

Original Article

Medication problems are frequent and often serious in a Danish emergency department and may be discovered by clinical pharmacists

Christian Backer Mogensen1, Anette Rehn Thisted2 & Inger Olsen2,

PhD thesis

Rickets in Denmark

Signe Sparre Beck-Nielsen

PhD thesis

Diabetes mellitus in Greenland

Michael Lynge Pedersen

PhD thesis

Identifying organisational principles and management practices important to the qality of health care services for chronic conditions

Anne Frølich

PhD thesis

Intrinsic radiation resistance of mesenchymal cancer stem cells and implications for treatment response in a murine sarcoma model

Filippo Peder D’Andrea

PhD thesis

A Randomised Clinical Study of Alfacalcidol and Paricalcitol

Ditte Hansen, MD

PhD thesis

Sudden cardiac death in young Danes

Bo Gregers Winkel

Original Article

Group supervision in general practice as part of continuing professional development

Helena Galina Nielsen1 & Margareta Söderström2,

Original Article

Good results after repeated resection for colorectal liver metastases

Hans Christian Rolff, Dan Calatayud, Peter Nørgaard Larsen & André Wettergren,

Original Article

Dual practitioners are as engaged in their primary job as their senior colleagues

Karolina Socha & Mickael Bech,

Original Article

Improved access to temporary pacing in Denmark

Christina Alhede, Mathilde Weisz, Axel Diederichsen & Hans Mickley,

Original Article

Preoperative physical optimization in fast-track hip and knee arthroplasty

Torben Bæk Hansen1, 2, Helene Kjær Bredtoft2 & Kristian Larsen†,

Original Article

Pain and bleeding are the main determinants of unscheduled contacts after outpatient tonsillectomy

Therese Ovesen1, Gintaras Kamarauskas1, Mads Dahl2 & Jan Mainz2, 3,

Original Article

Excessive anticoagulation with warfarin or phenprocoumon may have multiple causes

Peter M. Meegaard1, Line H.V. Holck1, Anton Pottegård1, Hanne Madsen2 & Jesper Hallas1,

Original Article

Continuous renal replacement therapy for critically ill infants and children

Ole Pedersen, Søren Bruun Jepsen & Palle Toft,

DMJ 2/2012

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Correct measurement of height is important when assessing lung function values

Medication problems are frequent and often serious in a Danish emergency department and may be discovered by clinical pharmacists

Rickets in Denmark

Diabetes mellitus in Greenland

Identifying organisational principles and management practices important to the qality of health care services for chronic conditions

Intrinsic radiation resistance of mesenchymal cancer stem cells and implications for treatment response in a murine sarcoma model

A Randomised Clinical Study of Alfacalcidol and Paricalcitol

Sudden cardiac death in young Danes

Group supervision in general practice as part of continuing professional development

Good results after repeated resection for colorectal liver metastases

Dual practitioners are as engaged in their primary job as their senior colleagues

Improved access to temporary pacing in Denmark

Preoperative physical optimization in fast-track hip and knee arthroplasty

Pain and bleeding are the main determinants of unscheduled contacts after outpatient tonsillectomy

Excessive anticoagulation with warfarin or phenprocoumon may have multiple causes

Continuous renal replacement therapy for critically ill infants and children

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